Local Sports

An undermanned Parkland Expos midget ‘AAA’ baseball team went 1-1 this past weekend, splitting a twin-bill with the Saskatoon Giants on Saturday afternoon trouncing the Giants 11-0 in Yorkton in Game One before dropping Game Two 11-9 in Melville.

Many things have changed for Michael Elgin since he first set foot in Yorkton back on Thursday April 22, 2010 to take part in Canadian Wrestling’s Elite’s (CWE) first-ever Saskatchewan show, where he was defeated by Jimmy Jacobs.

Sacred Heart recently held their tenth annual spring sports banquet where they handed out individual awards to members of their winter and spring sports teams.

The Yorkton Legion Track Club handed out their end of season awards recently.

The Yorkton Canoe and Kayak Club (YCKC) will be offering a new program this summer in the hopes of increasing numbers at the child/youth level.

A local bowler will soon be taking her game to the national level.

Members of the Canora Richardson Pioneer Peewee Baseball teamwere able to experience what it would be like to play in the Western Major Baseball League in Yorkton on June 16.

The Canora Peewee Cougars’ spring football season began on April 30 and concluded Saturday at the yearend jamboree in Cudworth. The season started with 36 players from grades 5-7 registering. Only four players dropped out during the season.

The Crossroads Credit Union 13th annual Charity Golf Tournament on Friday was won for the second consecutive year by a foursome based out of Norquay.

After a shaky start to the week the Yorkton Cardinals ripped off three straight wins. The mini winning streak has the Cardinals two games off the pace in the Western Major Baseball League’s Saskatchewan Division with a record of 7-5.